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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-17
Congratulated.

LONDON, Oct. 16.-The Daily News
this morning cOngratulates the Nation
alists upon their capital stroke in sue
cessfully holding meeting at Wood
fnrI y
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Can'tGet Any Cars.

Special to the Globe.
FIANpREAU, Oct. 16.-The farmers
elevator at Egan complains that no cars
are furnished 1t, and that it will be COM
PEELED to stop buying wheat.
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Little Interest Taken.

Special 10 the Globe.
FLASDIEAU, Oct.> lt.-The local op-
ton and division questions are not rails
ing mich of stir here. II looks now
- tl.o,igh the campaign would not ere
ate much excitement.
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The Price of Chins

LONDON, Oct. 16.-Owing to repeated.
appeals from al sa1rts of Great Britain,
Amcica and I@ continent for chips
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THE GLOBE DECORATIONS,
CHICAGO Times S1eciai.

The decorations we're very fine, not
ably those of the ten-story building occu-
pied by the st. Paul GLO9E Banners
we're extended from every Window, and
the sides and front of the structure al
most hidden from view by the national
coiors. Scores of electric lights sus-
pended in the air added materially to the
general effect. The president has in no
city from Terre Haute to st. PnW seen
more beautiful decorations than those of
the GL0lE.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-17
THE NEVADA RANK.

1t Has Rcgaineti Its Feet Since
Fair Took the management.
Special to the Globe.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. l6.--Ge0rgc l..
Brander. late vice president of the Ne
vada bank, and late president of the
Nevada Dock and Warehouse company
was relegated TO the position Of expires
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The SECOND OF ITS KIND.

New York Journal: The enterprsing
ST. Paul GLOBE is to have a splendid new
home in Minneapolis. 1t will be mag
nfcent structure, nine stories high. and
will cost over S20O,000. The GLOBES
tail tower" in St, Paul is famous land
mark, and when the second one shall
pierce The sky over in Minneapolis it will
be 1.-TWO of kind" hard to beat by any
paper in the great West. The GLOBE
evidently rants the earth and seems de-
termined to get it tco---at least that por-
ton in the wonderful Northwest.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
Another Fire.

Shortly after u O'Clock lhis morning
an Al>rm % hre was struck from box
No II, At Third street and the railroad.
Tue alarm va. caused by tho burning
n' ;he Stable OF PuHey A Walton, on
| Fourth street below the railroad. The
orpattmeUt respoEcel promptly, but
too late 10 cave the building. as tho II re
euveloped the whole building at the
4 start, TEp nolbgs yAiuei o. ever $500
were burGri, tOyCthrr with ak arts OF
/ htrress NotDiER was saved hut The
ghud, ard two horses. 4 load OF hay
ard ons - straw had jus. beer put in
! tho stat
! Mr.. VA Ton s,atei tOs reporter OF this
| plpe, ;snf i sAs tnpO,,ib g Tor aim 10
I ,eil at present what L.J LOSS VA. There
~ an insurar CO, hI' ho thinks ,he loss
vii. reach $50 ai,er that has been pad,
! II is nunh Z 10 tell ho1 the fire started
! Nj. VI alton save o. WAS always careful
about TIE etablc, and Lat given las
men CrdtI6 not 10 50 lu'o the staD,e u
the mornings GptIl IL Wss light enough
/ for iaem 70 see without u lamp.
! Hs tb,uks that ~ tramp ha, spent the
: isht there, snd thought he would
take smoke before he .e:t the building
aud accidentally set II on IRE. Mr.
Walton war ~ home when the alarm
struck, but al ,lce ran toward the box
from wh ch the aiaIm was struck. lie
did net taiLG, La says, 1t wBs hts ow I
buildings nut'l he rfsched them.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
ktDDeluI IhnR1Aa

B3fors goiug South 10 clean TIE bear
ont OF the conn ry, Chairman Cooper,
Of the Republican Com IN 'ttee o. Penn
syivaGis, said that In his opinion Nr.
Blaine ~ould have q walkovcr ior tat
Presidential nomination should he ce
sire II. He a,so dr. ,iGred that Biain.
would defeat Olevelnnt N krv YORK
Connecticut. Virginia, West SlTsiuig
Indiana, New Jersey and Aabauoa
When spoken TO relative 20 his alie.e
candidacy for the chAirmsnship Of lht
National Committee, Senator Cooper
SAD: Yep, | have heard ab5u. mat,
Aud suppose Il has been II siiRattd 10y
psrtouai friends. ccu.d via t1a,
Ggbt. SO coald any Other man ~,
SHOWS how 10 con:uct It. Indeed,
thiIk K that President Cleveland hEs al
teaiy won the tiebt for o. am not 1
candidate for chairman u the NatiOua
Committee. but come Of my f.isIds art
urging me for the plGce. Should III,
position be offered me, OF course
would accept 1t. My friends Assure mt
hat both Senator Cameron aud Sena'ol
Qlay have been urSiug my election
nat may or may noc be- &C; but ! all
lust now OF On Southern hunt .o
bear, and not hsrd work
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
Tho Dream CaIne True.

a merchant Of this city, who resilea
in the country with his family aud Il
engaged In farming, had ono OF his
yoEng Sons to como to him aat nigh,
ard awake him ont of sound H!umter,
say ing that he bad dreamed thst QUO ui
he yoalg heife!s was about to caIve cad
that she WAS fastened up in tho sra.l in
the stable so that she conid rot he y
herself He wanted his iather TO get NJ
and diess himself and 60 down viii
him and see II the COW was all night.
The father hesitated, nIak az iun " the
dream and saying everything was al
right, and that he had better go back ~
bed and wait until morning The youus
man would not take no for an alswtr
and said ts WAS going ou. to soc even Il
hls father would not 10 with him. 81
he father consented aud they went GU
70 the barn, when. 10! aud behold, 6
young calf met their view which hAt
not been in this world many minutes
Dreams do sometimes come true, til,
father now says.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
M unicipaI Court

At this mornin9's session OF Municl.
psl Court Owen Dougherty was fned
81 and costs for drunkenness. Blanche
Abele, charged with disorderly con
duet, WIS discharged. The case OF
James D. O'Nei!l, charged with VIC.
lstlDg the city ordinance in regard to
party walls, then came mp.
The testimony OF Martin ]. Mealey.
owner Of the topse 1896 West Fourth
street, testified that O'Neill had used
part Of the wall between the houses
without paying fer Is
George ii Bcugbman, Of the survey
Ing department, testified to having
measured the wail used by O'Nsill,
O'Neills kitchen rested against the
party wall
Patrick Dillon, building inspector
was called md said i, the wal o'
Mealey's bouse had rot been there
O'Neill would have lad TO erect anothe,
wall.
John HerdrickFon, carpenter whC
worked on the building, said O'Neills
kitchen was rot supported ny tie party
wall.
After hearing the evidence Jutg,
Cummins dismissed the Gaze. II H
Ward, E.q was couosel for o Neil.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
Meeting of 0rspuers.

The thirteenth snnusl sossion Of the
Delaware State Grange convened ct
Dover yesterday afternoon. Both
hotels were filled. The opening address
was delivered by A. M. Brown OF Wy
omipg. He spoke ut length on the cou.
dttton OF the order, education, agricul-
tursl training. An eulcay on the late
VIM. Dean occupied .fouttbs OF
the address Th. speaker In referring
TO trausportation said that much had
been accomplished toward uniform
rates ana better accommodations by the
Inter Stale Cou meics law, which WAS
born In The grange, and owed It's pas.
enge more 10 ths grange than anything
tlse.
Little did we suppoea when the law
wAs passed that ere 1, Was yet q year
old va would bs compelled 10 seek the
protection of it's vile provisions. But
such Is the case. After many and
earneet sppeals coming from our mem
bersbip. more especially from those
engaged In fruit growing and trucking,
on tie 18th uf September l sent out
| from the masters offioe . Giro ular letter
TO the suboIdtnAte arangee Of the Slate
setting forth our RriesaDcss on account
OF the unreasonable and unjust dis.
criminA!ions forced upon the producers
and slippers OF tbis Peninsula by the
/ Pepnsy lysnia Rsilrosd Company, and
iequ sstlng OF our members sli tho In.
formation bssring upon the subject ut
their command. | was very speedily y
s.su'ed that It was the genera desire
that l. on behalf OF tho Grange OF Dsls
ware, should at once make app cation
TO tbe com mission for relief
I AZ. a N, Al, at.I ha IL
of November our petition was dlcl with
the commission at Washington with the
request that they come to Dover for thu
purpose OF hearin. our case. This they
consented to dc, aud have ircd the firs
week IN January next As the time wheI
The case shall be- heard
The SPEAKER was In favor OF the Inter
S'i:c bill, but thought Congress hS,
given the comm !sslon too much power
lhcy should not have the power to sus
lprud the fourth clause OF he act. Ia rr
pect 10 the ClcOmaIgar!ue bl!., n
yrakcr said
Sec 10 !. tLat no such calamity be a.
lowed 10 heIll our great dair
> industry. The revision of the Ia,
cut Jaws should he impera'ively DE
maud, 4 30 that ewiudiiug under sane tio
O' law should no longer continue by pat
: rut rights thieves / am irmly OF th
e opini that United States senator
rhoul1 he c!cc.ed by direct vote oi th
pcople.
The address then treated tariff reyisio
at some leugth That the jcegrauh syt
y TEN under the control of toe gsvernmeI
J., was matter that also Interested farmer:
= The speaker concluded
4 We thou!a also petition Congress I
o prohibit Tie absorption Of pubiic lands b
o alien iaudlo de, syndi ate aud corporal
d wealth, or private ownership Of .he la d
IN THIS country 10 very few wears viii !
}. thing OF n" past, Forrig n itnBigt alto
Il should be restricted 20 such people onl
q - desire 10 come among us and becom
s tona hdr cI'l2rus, who will be interestr
y ~ our cUuu'Ty welfare. The adnissi
{ oi European Taupcrs, the uulcasts
b European society, Anarchists, sociaii-
aud criminals, should no. be tolerate
% another moment.
v The grange meets again To day
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
AbruEGt Le0enffs

A collection Of the folklore stortea cpr.
rent In the province OF AbruEzi, contain,
some Qusint versions Of come OF the le.
gends that are the common property Of
the whole world. The one about the ere
alton OF the animals In the garden Of
Eden and the age OF man bears repeating
After the animals were created, 40 the
story runs, they thanked God, and asked
Him what their fate was 70 be. When
they learned that they were 70 labor and
suffer for twenty years, they each PRAYED
10 I've shorter time, and ten years were
deducted In the case of the ass, the doc
and the ape. When man was created
and learned that he wss 10 live but TWEEN
ty years, he begged hard for a hundred
years, and fnally the Creator gave him
the thirty years that the animals ius,
named hsd refused. SO 1t COMES abou,
that mans urst twenty years are hi.
happy once; then comes the ASS ter
years Of labor; domestic eares and chill
dren Ill the next period, the dogs ter
years; during the division that follow,
the children marry and leave their father
aud In this way the apes ten year
elapse. 'After fifty," soliloeuizes tn,
story teller, "what more Is life to thee
He who has had, has had
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
PhilAd oIphlA Items

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. II The Coroner
Is investigating the death Of All infant
child Of Margaret Sweeney, said 10 have
been caused ly violence. Margaret Is
under police suTVeillsucr, and Charles
Aunear, her allegCJ betraycr, is in custo
dy.
Margaret OKane yesterday brought
suit against the Pcnnsylyauia Railroad
Company TO recover $40, 900 damages Tor
The death Of brr mother, Ellen McGeoy
at Villa Nova, on June ID.
Charles weisher aged ~ years, con-
mitted suie.dc yesterday by hanging him
seliin bis barn II Fraukiord. lnten per
ance Is assigned as the cause.
Mr.. Wharton Barker said yesterday
that the Chinese concessions 70 syndi-
cate, OF which Dc Is the head, were en-
tirely unaffected by the recent death Of
The Emperor OF China.
Colonel Joseph VI Bennett las evening
donated Sl0 900 to the Methods Episco.
pal Orphanage.
Rev Thomas {. Middleton, D. b., o.
=. A, was yes,er! lay elected President Of
the American Catho!.c Historical So
Clpty
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.

Dots.
Corporal J. Hamilton Ayars, OF Troop |
( Il, has been promoted 70 Sergeant, and
Private Wi.iAm 2. Morrison to Cor
poral.
City Treasurer Il. X. Griffith will
hereafter keep his 6flcc open from 3
IN. to D. m In order to accom- mOdale
persons having business with him.
Robert Shaw, foreman OF Kpowies'
mill ut New Csst,e, left New York, on
Tuesday, for Liverpool. lie expects TO
return home In about si1 weeks.
The Rev. g. A. PAUL OF Delaware
Oity will preach this and to-merrow
evenings Ia Central Presby terian
Church, services beginning 1t 80
O'Clock.
Chosen Friends Castle, No. Il, K. @.
lE, will meet in room No. 10. Mcclnry
Building, on Monday evening next. for
the nomination and election OF efficers
for the coming year.
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup IL fast taking
the place OF al tho old fashioned coush
remedies 1t never fails to relieve the
most violent cold, and for throst dis.
eases IL is Invaluable. Price rs cents
Star OF Beth!oh.m Lodge, No. l25,
Loyal Orange Assoc 'aiion, has invited
No. 4 District OF Pbilsdelphia. to come
down and attend Brspdywine M, Z.
Church on sunday morning.
Rev. DR.. Luther Kuh!man, OF Bait
more, who has preached several times
10 our city, he's been elected pastor OF
the Lutherau Church at Frederick
Nd.
Rev. Hugh X. Walker, who has bee u
preaching In Peut .vsris, having Ie
signed hIs charge and accepted call in
Georgis, will presch In Grssu III.
Presbyterian church on Sunday neII
He Will be the Ruts,, v'hi!s rema!pins
in this vicinity, OF j = String.
Company Of Laure', which TOW Il
, doing infantry duty, wiiI be EQUIPPED
as cavalry next June, and It ana FTJoy
b will be formed into u tJuatrcn. Cap.
tain Rice of Troop Y ard Captain
Wootten OF Company l are can3i4siel
for nj or.
When The 3 20 o'clock train on tn,
LAu d eu berg branch was aoiug oat 10
Il ward the West Yard, lat evening", /
\ Was brought 10 bait near MIA aiiso'
street hy iWo freight cara Of the w 4
n. IEi,iond, which had lumred III,
:. track AID feien aorOts the WesteTi
, track The passengers were trans
. fsrred.
!, The feriur member OF tia firm OF /.
D. W. Suiham & Soc, sold lot OF COW
J. for K l. Roberts, near Village Green
to-day, while the junior member lisol 1
y cd earnest y In Chester TO secrrs Roo'
prices for lot OF hcrses be.ous ipg 4
. Jester & Mcdaniel, OF this city, VII
+ thought it txpedient TO dispose OF /,
V that cit-.
" Mr.. Robert II. kncx, OF Dubuque
Iowa, and Miss Name NcShea, OF thi
city, were united In mAirimouy by th
Ts Rev. DeLuis j, Flynn, OF g. Mary
church. After the ceremony sumJ
tuoua breakfast was served ~ the hcm
Of the brides parents, 62s East Eight
10 street. The hsppy couple left fo- Wapl
lngton en- route Tor the home OF III
!. groom, Dubuque, iowa. Mr. Hsrr
Nolda, OF Bg timoTe, acted as groom,
= man, and Miss Ferp!s Conuer,
this city, as hridesmaid.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
n Marrow Escapo,

Goo. t,eover lafoTms US that while he
WAS ON lnaIi of the oyster sloop, Matte
s iast evening engaged In rsaiinG q
paper his attention was attracted by a
splash in toe Chr!stiaua. On going on
deck lie discovered that man had
fallen into the tive7 at FIont street
WHAT
He IT meoist1ly th-sw rope TO the
mar, wEp caught n, and drew himoD
board. Jaa sn was very thankful
and promised t.at la WCuo utver 70:
gst the fsvoI He was wei dressed
and perfectly sober.
Se.tva: ai.pr~aTds assisted him on
tho whs'i, when Ae started for the En.
r0psan Hotel, where we suppose lac
fonui soc IN mohstlOps fur the ntaht
He appeared 70 be = stranger, AMI did
not give bis name.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
The Grown Prince worse

BERLIN, Dec IA The returning
public hope concerning he Crown
Prince has been shsttered by the news
from San Reno. The doctors who ex
amined the Crown PriEcs las: evening
discovered symptoms o; fresh growth
In the threat and an increase in the
swelling. A special consultation oi
medical experts vas determined upon
md DR.. Mackenzie was telegrsphed for
st The request OF the Prince. He leil
London today FIR San Reno. Dr.
Howell and DIR. Bergman, CO operator
IN trache otony. are in San Reno, but
1t Ia reported hat they do Got antlci
pate any immediate necessity Tor al
operation.
A d.spatch from London ssyr thst th
Grown Prince mptc M ara alarming
The tunor hss spread rapidly VITA ce
plorRble results
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
wANAMakER 4 BROWN.
DOUGHTY ES-

ROUGHLY ES-|
Sis 90 N timated, we are
saving our custom
SlS 90 ers on one quality
of Overcoats. at the
sis 90 present time. $4,000
to $4,000.
SlS 90 The cloths are
part Of the $4,000
SIS 90 purchase we made
from an eminent
German manufacturer, and
his price to us was phenome-
nal.
So is our price. Such
Goats have been sold here
tofore at S25 and upwards
You can figure up the saw
ing. It's 81 to So per
Overcoat to every buyer,
on 1900 of them.
It's the finest Overcoa,
offered in Philadelphia to-
day !
SlS 90. $500. S1S 90
This means two things:
small profit to US.
Need we state what il
means to YOU? We're will.
ing to let the bushes increase
that way.
Its like our "lronclad'
Suits at $l2. Nothing neal
the price to compare witt
either. A good stock o,
'Ironc.ads' again. You know
what wear they give.
Mems $40 Suits find IA
vor with buyers: very stylish
Our fine Storm Goats
} $40, S25, s35; good, warm
> at $l2.
. lis lightness and warmth
! give our double-faced Fu
4 Beaver good-speed. It's al
: cloth.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
The Gnx,,.n Language.

The eccentricitits OF the English Lam
guage are often The subject OF ior,i1n dis-
satisfaction, and form the obstacles 70
the most cultured linguistic perfection
A Hollandtr OF education who was lately
called upon TO address an English meet
ing llusl rated the trials In languI ge 10y q
most natura. slip in synonym. Ladies
aud gentlemen, he said. fceliug his way
with care, at Is great pleasure fer INC
70 speak words to you The convention
is 60 hOmel,kc to me, and the people o.
the convention are so pleasant and 81
homely Al this point a subduei laugh
interrupted him, but as he proceeded 4
was evident that he was innocent OF the
turn his compliment had taken
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
n Hsn That Gan Think.

Jack Smiths old roam hen has recently
developed considerable mercantile ability
The other day Jack heard some noise In
the chicken yard aud went down TO inves
tigate. In one corner OF the ward tie
roam hen Bette was standing by a match.
box full Of bugs. These abe was peddlng
out TO the other fowls, bug for four
grains OF corn. The big Dorking rooster,
jim, was standing by to see iair play.
The wav the count was made was laugh
able. The purchasing fowl would place
3 grain OF corn by each OF Bettie's toes
Bette would examine II critically, rake
II to one side and then pass out tee bug
Wien Jack got there she only had two
bugs left. The corn received would have
lill,d pint cup.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
somnenaat,on for the Mayor.

The following paper was received by
Mayor Rhoads about Nov. LIST, but
owing 10 his nodesty was kept ffom
the press. It was found ont by the re
porteIs, how ever, that such q resolution
existed and this morning they suc-
cesc ed In persgahipg the Mayor TO
give II to them. At q meeting held IN
the lee uIs rtor Of tie Central PTesby'
terisu Chrrct, D;rohe< 3lst, a, p. M,
com posed ot representative iIom some
twenty churches aLd temperance asso'
Citations in the city Of Wilmington, tho
follcv reto ution was unsnilnoosiy
adopted:
Having heard witl' much eatisfsct on
Of the recent order Of the Mayor of our
city ola sing th1 saloons on the SsOosih
day, and know ER the good results ihat
must epsue from the proper enforce
ment Of this order therefore be it
Resolved, Tha. We heartily approve
OF the action CT the Mayor aud his po
lice force In this direction and p!eda'
TO them our sy mrsthy AID support II
every lawful endsavGr TO stcuTe 10 tn
people OF this community o quiet ant
orderly Ssbos.h
GeOrRe W Todd, Rev. L. Marks ar
Secretary Dsvereli were appointed
communicate this ActIou OF the meet
ing TO His Honor, the Mayor.
GEORGE W. BUSH, Chairman.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
.Inrgo Msqus.ii''

A party Of ma.qaeE'l7fa
about l50 persons, ue. "a q. ~ 's'
Of Mrs Thomas Doaent,'!, "A
Front street, az, ogeoins ~ y
by a h'e aud drum c9';' {, ! III
tho daucirg academy o. .'!"il y
& Riley, %! French s;ie ,s'., u y
enjoy ed ihtmseIFs, . e ~, n,
ten, uhtil an early a,,.., loai w.
Dancing vas the prom ,'.. '.'- -,
the evening Pot a p'' ~
music tor the occssloh'
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
lssbs,iiOus Children

a child's training must be begun with.
out delay, while Il is yet an infant in
arms. As sGoa ~ it knows that crying
VIII not conquer, that persistence III
naugh'iness viii rot be encouraged by a
weak minded nurse or mother, II learns
the wis ON OF submission. A v!ctorJ
once gained thus over rebell!ous clld
howeVr. much it may cost the tender
hearted mother at the time, Is well won
Next time The fight will OF last 80 long
aud gradually the little child Will learr
the necessity Ci o. edience.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
Faklr Arrested.

Albert Barkst ale, q fabir selling
electric pens, was last night .rIested on
warrant sworn out by Jamss a Con.
ner, OF No. 4 East Fourth street,
charging him with selltDa without q
license DR.. Jester, the wei known
toothpaste man, took up the iaAir's
caose and assured him he won 1 spuara
the thing. Bsrksda!e was rs' s'eased on
bail until this morning. When tue
case came up this morning d.. Jester
stated that BarksdAie had gone IL
Philadelphia and had missed cpnnec
tions, and asked for postponement Of
ths case uLtil Saturday. The case will
come up whenever The police come III
with Barksdale
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
a Cowboy I.revsnls a r,eht

A Prize fight was 10 have taken place
in the saloon Of Peter Reich, in Hessyll-
Indiana, on Tuesday night, but when
everything was il readiness Claaie
Kimball, cowboy lust from the Wes
with a revolver in each hand, ran anu X
through the crowd. Rcich was mortally
wounded Kimbal. He'd to the woods. He
had been drunk and obstrepelous early
the evening and was put out Of III.
falOpD
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
1he WAY He HoIij

For some time pastAnG
aielphis Ia. been vOiS.lf
dub rocket" !r lsls ciJ p:
worth. This mar by SONS
tAinci permission 70 s
workshops anG sell w'.atsl
These watches we're sot
were TO be paid i3i 81 !hs a
week. A man WO!KG7 b;
* Jones Company VI, bJl
these watches, took / = H.
the jsweier on Es; St.l1i
asked him Whist L gns
Davis replied that gcG sl
tame watch q, A4y leEa:a
for SIS
This OF colr,e W., l1Ea.d
to the men VITO hsi t.'a
too much i0T tLHli Ei-a
watch dfaler was lt!..aet
bitant prices. tie s. ~ 4
show Nj Davis Ia Ios;'s |
dczine. AccOmpalitl ! ab'
OF hts CuiiomeIs te fioera.
Davis store and ssEe' j !
what he said sboa. t4r Na'
repl!od ha: lie ctilaia.J ~
The man tltn brsal
thraaleu sui. again;. " u
juring his bn.ints, B, GN'
his wAtchesto - those vi .l-
Of him. M. DAVIS lien y
out Of the store. sesls a-
bulldcziug wou.d 70: VIZ
store followed oy hisiag9li
istied cus.ou eFs, "lA VA
said Mr.. Davis, good oa''
not for SIS "